Sentence examples for solidification point. from inspiring English sources

Step 3 Cool the composite to a temperature below its solidification point.

For example, a 0.1-percent-carbon steel may tap at 1,596° C, 80° C above its theoretical solidification point.

When the researchers didn't shine the visible light on their mixture, they found that it remained a liquid at temperatures below its original solidification point for 10 hours.

The composite PCM block has a melting point of 424.14 °C and a solidification point of 418.39 °C, and its latent heat values are 161.37 J/g for melting and 160.28 J/g for solidification.

However, their specific features such as material incompatibilities, high surface tension and a high solidification point (which is around 240 °C) can create technical issues and systematic failures in hydraulic components and instruments where the molten salt flows.

The elongation rate for each segment of the jet keeps almost constant at a certain melt temperature, while the elongation rate increases and the solidification point of the jet shifts from the Taylor-cone to the target with increasing melt temperature.

Table 1 Solidification points of common plant oils Name Solidification point* (°C) Castor oil –17 to –18 Corn oil –10 to –20 Cottonseed oil 12 to –13 Linseed oil –19 to –27 Palm oil 35 to 42 Palm kernel oil 27 Peanut oil 3 Rapeseed –10 Safflower oil –13 to –18 Sesame oil –4 to –6 Soybean oil –10 to –16 Sunflower oil –17 *The solidification points depend on varieties.

The solidification points of common plant oils are summarized in Table 1[11].

Phosphorus is present in most cast irons, lowering the freezing point and lengthening the solidification period so that gray irons can be cast into intricate shapes.

That BF is also electron-rich, yet the authors did not observe a marked red shift in its absorption upon solidification, which points to the uniqueness of BT substituent in supporting head-to-tail J-aggregation in the solid state.

Temperature of liquids was extensively studied in relationship with fluidity, viscosity, density, vaporization, pour point, solidification or freezing [25].